Technically controllers are just . CS files that are put in the controllers folder and views are just . ASPX files that are put in the views folder.
Your controllers classes need to inherit from the base Controller class and your ASPX page needs to inherit from System.Web.Mvc.ViewPage.
I got this same problem, except I started off cleanly with an Asp.Net MVC project. Don't know why this is happening. While I realize full well what controllers are(Harv) I still desire the auto-generation that the context-senstive menu options offer.
CS menu's are not appearing in Solution Explorer or in the document window when editing the controller file, according to Walther video, he simply right-clicks on the Index method and he gets a cs menu option to create a view, an Add View dialog window. Oh BTW, my project guids are identical to the ones you provided, so that didn't help.
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